piecing together, police now want to know how a little girl who was also at the scene was hurt. from steamy to stormy, all quiet on storm scan3, but we are watching potential for some severe weather later

today. >> i'm cherri gregg at philadelphia mills mall, where a race is art class meets gym class, more on the special 5k. why it turns people into human rainbows coming up. who doesn't love a rainbow. >> well, today is sunday, august 21, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. we turn it over to justin drabick and talking potential storms today? >> do bring some relief for the work week. we just got to get through this afternoon, bad timing the weekends, people want to get outside. but this morning, that's the time to get things done. should stay dry, it is later today, we do run the risk for some widespread showers, even few thunderstorms, again, could be severe in some spots. the longer to stays sunny, the best chance we dough have for this severe weather. but outside right now, not a bad start to the morning, at least with the sky conditions, pretty much clear right now over center city. warm, muggy, up to 76 degrees at this hour, southeast breeze 6 miles per hour, just pumping in the humidity. and there you go.

all across the region, we're in the 70s, exception mount pocono checking in at 68 degrees. the suburbs are warming up already. low to mid 70s quakertown, mt. holly 72 degrees. showers, still well over the western half of pennsylvania, so we will be dry for the next few hours, with some sunshine. clouds, thicken up through the morning, then, into the afternoon, best chance to see showers and storms, between 2:00 and 9:00. gusty winds, heavy rain, maybe even small hail possible. any storms that do develop, phillies game they should get it in. should start off dry. 13:51 pitch headed to the ballpark, it will be humid, 86 degrees at first pitch. but through the game, could be passing shower, or thunderstorm. 88 degrees for the high temperature today, mid 80s at the shore. looks like the storms hold off until later today, most likely during the evening, so beach day looks pretty good. seventy-six, up in the poconos, and and once we get the colds front through, drop in the temperatures as well as humidity, let you know how long it lasts in the seven day coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good, thank up,

justin. this morning runners in the northeast are racing for a good cause, proceeds go toward helping at risk student. cherri gregg from "kyw news radio", has been live outside the mall all morning, counting down to the start of the rates, cherry we can hear the music pumping looks like what 30 minutes until start time? >> as you can see, you saw the people are getting hyped this morning. the countdown is on. for the color vibe 5k. special race where in addition to running, you can see, a lot of dancing, and there are tons of color. they just had a color kick off when the dj started just few moments ago, where people open up these special color packets, they literally roll them on each other. and i'm getting color, color and color, as well. >> i don't know them but they're here, and as you can see we're all a part of the color. and, so, you know, live

television, so what was it like being sort of inside of this area with the color going everywhere? >> it was a mix full colorful rainbows. >> i mean, why do this? you have done this as the first time. why do something like this? >> first time for the both of us. we started couple of months ago, our goal was to run a 5k. doesn't get any better. you see the atmosphere, a lot of electricity, a loft fun. >> and they're covered and colorful. you guys will be running for color stations, you're just going to go for it? >> definitely looking forward to every color station and benefitting, finishing up in rainbows. >> you can see i'm in covered in color, as women, the one place where you are, where you can't say don't get me a little dirty. this is all about getting messy, all about fun, all about dancing. it is all about family. and that's what today is about. the race kicks off at 8:30. and when it is over, around

9:30, guess what they'll be doing? more color, more dancing, right here, at a party. live at philadelphia mills mall, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, cherry, i love it. those girls behind you are getting down. i love it. all right, switching gears now, new this morning, one person is in the hospital after a crash on roosevelt boulevard, this all happened just after 3:00 this morning at roosevelt and broad street -- broad street. again one person rushed to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> the search is on for a gunman who shot and killed a man in burlington city, new jersey. the shooting happened at york and federal just before 7:00 saturday night. police say a fifth year old girl was also hurt, but they say it is unclear, if she was also wounded or just hurt while running from the shot. >> fortunately, the five year old female has non-life threatening injuries. and she is being treated as we speak. currently we have made progress in this case. i do not have information to

hand out at this time. >> and at this time no word on what led to the shooting. >> shoot-out in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia leaves three people wounded. police say the violence started when a 21 year old man, and his three friends, followed his exgirlfriends home on the 100 block of 55th street saturday morning. the men reportedly got into an argument with 19 year old neighbor, and opened fire, as that neighbor tried to run into his home. police say this is when that 19 year old's family grabbed their own weapon. >> they begin shooting back, they hit the 24 year old male in the leg. they also hit a 15 year old male that's with that group of four. and the male who was initially shooting at the house strikes one of the 25 year old brothers in the stomach. >> and police say the family members who opened fire will not face any charges since they were defending themselves. the ex-boyfriends and the 24 year old friends shot in the leg will face charges. a hit-and-run in north philadelphia has left a woman dead. neighbors tell us the woman was a veteran, who had fallen on hard times, they say she was fixture in the fairhill

community. "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough has more. >> she is always, always here, she sleeps here, rain, always here. >> until police say a man driving under the influence took her away. >> my heart is broken. you know, even though she is homeless lady, it hurts. >> the 37 year old woman, known as elaine, was a fixture in fair hills for years. >> just yesterday i said, no one tells you this, i love you. and her words was, bye, girl, see you later. >> just before 1:45 saturday morning, police say a 29 year old man struck and killed elaine as she sat in her wheelchair in the median at lehigh and mascher. the driver hit a teenager and ran a red light before officers caught up to him. >> don't leave. whatever happens, but you stop. it is a person. it is a life. it is not no animal. not even a animal you should

do that. >> even though she didn't have much herself, friends say, the air force vet and amputee gave to other who had even less. >> real nice, you know? she sees you. she got an extra cup of coffee, she got you. >> people returned that generosity. >> i always see her by herself. i always give her food. i always give her money. i don't care what she was. >> now those same people are leaving her gift at a memorial that they wish wasn't there. >> the other lady gave her the roses right there, you see them right there, the white ones. so, you know, you are looking to people, appreciation for who she was. >> the driver is expected to face homicide by vehicle charges, among other offenses, meanwhile, that second pedestrian is out of the hospital, and is doing well. from police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". philadelphia police continue to investigate a stabbing outside a bar in old city, that now has 30 year old

man fighting for his life. it happened around 2:00 saturday morning at blue martini near second and market. this morning, no word on motive. so far, police have not made any arrests. >> a bombing targetting a wedding party in turkey has killed at least 30 people, and wounded 94 others. now, at this point, isis has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but, as jill wagner reports, the bombing comes after a wave of attacks that have been claimed by either isis, or kurdish militants. >> ambulances rush to the scene, to treat victims at the deadly terrorist attack near the turkish syrian border. one of the victims looked dazed as she was carried away on stretcher. witnesses by hundreds had gathered for outdoor wedding, when an explosion sent people running for cover. family members, used blankets to cover the dead. officials say at least 90 people were injured. turkey is still recovering from the violence and bloodshed following a failed coup attempt last month. officials believe the suicide bomber is responsible for

saturday's attack. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> the paramedics who rescued syrian boy hit by building, now appealing to the world to stop bombing the boys hometown five year old, he became the haunting image. the paramedics carried him out of the destroyed building. he said hundreds are being injured or killed every day. and the battle between rebels and the syrian government. we've also learned that the boy's ten year old brother died from injuries suffered in the air strike. if you would like to help victims in syria like him, we have information for you on our website cbsphilly.com. just look in the news section. >> firefighters are getting the upper hands on massive fire in california. coming up next homeowners are get their first look at what the flames have left behind. justin? >> good sunday morning, dry right now, but tracking some showers, but they bring a break in the heat. some of the coolest

temperatures we've seen since june, i'll let you know when

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>> carter evans was there as some neighbor returned. >> many homeowners getting first look at the at what the blue cut fire left behind. >> this is my grandmom's. >> for linda and brian shore, there isn't much. their family escaped, as flames and smoking were bearing down, but they know many people waited even longer. >> i can understand, i didn't want to leave, didn't want to

leave until we absolutely had to, but when you stay behind you endanger the lives of the firefighters trying to save everybody and their homes. >> really wasn't much could you have done. >> no. >> so far, there are no report the deaths, but damage assessment teams had counted more than 100 destroyed homes, and they're just getting started. san bernardino county firefighter eric sherwin. >> the assessment is ongoing, we know we are assessing areas that have sustained damage. these numbers will climb. >> they believe this location exactly where this massive 37,000-acre fire started, now, they're not clear on who may have started it, but we can show you there is homeless end camment near the area here, butane cans, also able to determine the direction that the fire burned. by looking at burn patterns on the trees. >> over the next four days, the fire tore through several dessert towns, with many close calls. >> this video taken by homeowner as flames reached her house step. her house now gone, as are so

many others. this was your dream home? will you rebuild? >> we will. we will. >> sitting on the porch watching the sunset again. >> most of the mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted so today thousands more people will soon be getting first look at what's left of their homes. carter evans, cbs news, phelan california. >> searches in southern louisianna going door-to-door looking for survivors or bodies after flooding has killed at least 13 people. an estimated 60,000 homes are damaged, so far, 102,000 people have registered for federal assistance. as the batters finally start to recede, neighbors now faced with homes caked with mud and so soaked that mold is a top concern. >> oh, talking rain in our area, hopefully nothing like. that will so if you have outdoor plans tonight, concert? >> that's right. scattered showers, storms, possible not everyone sees it, but do run the risk for maybe few severe storm later during the dayment next three hours

will be good. so if you can get outside now, take advantage of the dry weather. we have some sunshine around the city, even up north and west, into kutztown, looking live at the neighborhood network. kutztown area middle school, sun mixed when some clouds, 73 degrees, right now, nice shot in. the sun rays coming through the clouds, southeast breeze at 6 miles per hour, again, bringing in that humidity, so very muggy day today. that will help fuel some heavier showers later this afternoon. most of the rain still well to the west. the colds front, out across the ohio valley, out ahead of it, just warm, very humid. probably see some thunderstorms fire up, once we get into the maximum heating of the day, by mid afternoon, because we do have decent amount of sunshine over us right now. that should destabilize the atmosphere, heads up basilica of saints peter and paul mid afternoon. seventy-five up in allentown, of the mount pocono, we're warm everywhere, even the ocean temperature upper 70s, so not whole lot of difference for the air temperatures along the shore with the wind off the water at 79 in ocean city, 75 in stone harbor. so overall, it is not a bad beach day. looks like these storms hold

off until the evening, so going to do pretty good, jersey shore, delaware beaches. eighty-four for the high today. breeze kicks up out of the north tomorrow. so the humidity drops 81 degrees comfortable with increasing sunshine, tuesday, look at that, high temperatures in the 70s, along the coast. now, again there is afternoon, severe storm threat, marginal risk, that means about 5% chance. but the risk is there. for the areas in green here, the exception far eastern new jersey, atmosphere just little more stable there. looks like it will have harder time of getting some storms. by 2:00, you can see, scattered showers, few thunderstorms breaking out across the region. and that threat continues until the early evening hours, around the city probably between like 4:00 and 6:00 best shot to see the wet weather. it moves into eastern new jersey, by 9:00, 10:00 most of the showers move off shore. cold front passes tomorrow morning, we wake up with the sunshine, big drop in the humidity, it will throw pretty nice once you step outside. we could use the rain across the region. so some of these heavier showers could produce rainfall amounts, maybe up to half inch or even more.

if you get stuck under one of those heavier thunderstorms. look at the temperatures, today, little bit cooler than yesterday. just due to some clouds. mid and upper 80s, still very humid. tonight we drop to the 60s in some spots. so start to feel little better tomorrow morning. then, highs tomorrow, actually right near average, maybe couple of degrees below average, in the low and mid 80s, check it out, this is tuesday morning, we are waking up with temperatures well down into the low 50's, potentially in the northwest suburbs, even around the city. low 60s, that's not bad for late august. that's some of the coolest temperatures we've seen since june, you can open up the windows starting tomorrow. 88 degrees for the high today. afternoon showers and storms, still some storms around early this evening, with low of 72 for the city. and here is the extended forecast, really nice week ahead. low and mid eight 80s, so at or slightly below average with the sunshine, very low humidity levels at nighttime. we will be in the 50's, six off's, don't get used to the cool temperatures, because you got to remember, still august, there is a loft time for some heat, looks like some of that builds back up on friday, maybe shower or storm with

highs to the upper 80s, rahel, back to you. >> in complaints here. don't need to go anywhere just yet, justin, thank you. 8:19. let's check back in with ann evans, ann, tracking that accident on route 202 all morning, what are you seeing now? >> it is still closed rahel. this is the northbound lanes, closed by this accident. multi-vehicle accident, between chesterbrook boulevard and valley forge road. and 202 northbound is shutdown between chesterbrook boulevard, and valley forge road. you can see it there to the right of your screen >> accident going on, as well, we'll keep you posted. we move the traffic cam to the mid-county tolls of the pa turnpike, taking the mid-county tolls to the northeast extension, maybe headed to the poconos today, nice and cool. >> mid-county tolls, are in good shape, as well. on to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. just gorgeous picture of the ben franklin, isn't it? ben franklin, looks okay, so does the walt whitman bridge

for that matter. and if you are shore bound, keep in mind, there is no problems on the area bridges, but 42, another story, and in either direction slow 544 to 295 due to long-term road construction. further out we're okay on 55, the a.c. expressway, garden state parkway, routes 947 and 347. and the black horse and white horse pike. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, the ben franklin looking like postcard. it is the final day of competition for the summer olympics in rio de janeiro. saturday a banner day for usa track and field, the us men's four by 400, to l oil pick gold. americans finished with minutes two minute 57th. more than .8 after second faster than runner up jamaica. allison felix set women's track word with her six career cold medals, help the women win the four-by-four hundred meter relay. americans women in three

minutes 19.06 seconds. they finish just ahead of jamaica and britain. >> and the us women's basketball team won their sixth straight golds medal. they beat spain on saturday 101 to 72. us men's basketball team meanwhile goes for third straight gold medal today when it faces serbia. and host country brazil, a lot of people talking about this, took home the goal in men's soccer. tough off celebrations all across the soccer obsessed nation. yesterday's game of course rematch of the world cup semifinals, brazil seeking redemption from that lost in the world cup. and they got it. defeating germany in a shoot-out. at tonight's closing ceremony, simone biles will carry the us flag, biles is the first female gymnast to receive the honor which comes after she won four gold medals and five medals overall at the rio games. the closing ceremony tonight will ends with brazil, passing the olympic flag onto japan. it will host the next summer games in tokyo in the year 2020.

>> back here at home, many cheered on weight lifters in philadelphia's manayunk neighborhood. dead lift competition, "eyewitness news" thereon main street, all of the proceeds will go to the northern children's services charity. organization helps local kids in need. >> very strong people there. well, getting musical in the biggies i with late show ban leaned err john bad tees when "eyewitness news" continues. at longhorn, steak is all you need. its not all you get. longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. all with fresh salad and unlimited bread. the great american steak dinner, for $12.99. tonight, only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7.99.

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>> the late show with stephen colbert got a lot of attention following the democratic conventions, but the show has gotten a lot, sunday morning michelle miller caught up with the very musical john bad tees, here is a preview of the interview you'll see coming little later your way on sunday morning.

>> just break out in song? >> ya. >> in the middle of the street? >> you got to do your thing. >> and people don't look at you funny? >> they be looking but i will be going. >> it is hard not to look, for what he calls a live ride. >> a love ride is a street parade. can happen anywhere. >> his way of bringing classic new orleans street parade to the people of new york city. may not have had the ability to see us at carnegie hall, something like, that so we bring the music to them. >> ♪ >> now, with the bands leader with stephen colbert. >> oh, i love that sound. say hi shall everybody.

>> now, did you have this image of what you wanted in a bandleader, and did he fit it, or is he completely blown it out of the water? >> well, i mean, in some ways he's something new, and a throw back at the same time. i mean, there hasn't been like a big jazz sounds on one of these shows in a long time. >> that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >> legendary barbara streisand performed at the wells fargo center in south philadelphia. >> still got it, streisand celebrating six decades on stage, crowd heard her hits from each of the decades, plus, songs from her new albumn, encore, movie partners is singing broadway. and coming up in the next half hour, this week's dream drive. meisha gets out of the car and onto a boat. floating taxi is taking her on a dream drive. to find a market with food, from around the world. and the best part, it is in

our own backyard. we'll show you. plus a woman who is proving age is just a number. how she is inspiring other seniors to get into a fitness routine. and, have the umbrella handy. justin is tracking the timing on some showers and storms, for your sunday, when we come right back.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> good morning to you. i'm rahel solomon. thanks so much for being with us this sunday morning, justin drabick out on the skydeck. justin, talking pogs showers, hard to tell because it is beautiful behind you. >> do have a lot of sunshine, but typical summer day, get the daytime heating, clouds will builds up. and we do see some showers,

some storms, maybe severe storms. but, no sign of that right now. we do have some clouds offer to the west, that will start to roll in through the morning hours, but next several hours, are in good shape. temperatures right now, in the 70s, and mid 70s over most locations, even upper 70s now showing up in palmyra, new jersey, 75 degrees, in mt. holly. so, very muggy conditions outside right now. that's going to help fuel showers and storms, big changes coming until the forecast tomorrow morning. showers, storms, out across central and western pennsylvania right now, they'll continue to slowly move off to the east, so, best chance to see if wet weather will be today between 2:00 and 9:00 tonight. potential for some gusty winds, heavy rainfall, just because there is so much humidity out there. maybe even small hail. there is the severe threat, marginal risk, for the areas in green. basically, western new jersey, and the rest of the delaware valley, the exception, along the coastal new jersey area. so, forecast high today, going to be on the warm side once again, above average, we get

up to about 88 degrees, for philadelphia. looks like the storms hold off for the shore until later tonight. eighty-four for the high there. then mid 70s in the poconos, but we will be talking about nice cool down. 50's at night. low eight's during the day, very low humidity, we'll talk how long it lasts and full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll check back with you then, thanks, justin. we've been telling you about the color 5k race, runners at philadelphia mills mall are racing to benefit good cause, cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live this morning, at the mall, where the race is what just few minutes away? >> yes, it is, countdown is on, rahel, as you can see, this is a very special type of 5k. because in addition to running, dancing, walking, you also get covered in color. take a look, i mean, you saw it on live television just a half hour ago. i was doused in color while trying to do live interview. but, that is part of the fun of this race. how are you all doing?

as you can see, how are you all doing? how are you doing? >> they're having a blast, because that's what this is all about. let me, quickly describe to you what the race is all about. >> this is starting line. they will area start here, running out, then these blowers. what i call a blow guy, he's got this blower packed with color. and he's going to douse them with color as they run through the start line. then they have a course all around philadelphia mills mall, where they will have to run 5k. and there are these color stations scattered, when they come back here, white shirts that they have on now will be totally colored, in pink, blue, yellow, green, and that's what they'll be doing, and then, there is adenase party with a dj, right over here, in the middle of the

mall. as you can see, moms, dads, sisters, brothers, everybody here, this is the one time your mom says you can get messy, right? >> yes. >> momentarily, of course this will be a wave of 500 runners, all of the money, the proceeds, go to benefit the simon youth foundation which helps at risk kids, lot of fun to be had, and rahel, as you can tell, like i'm just going with it, i'm not even going to stop it, i'm just going to enjoy the flow. that's what it is all about here at the color vibe five condition r, live at the philadelphia mills mall, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cherry, got to do what you got to do. looking good, though. well montgomery county confirms four cases of the zika virus in the count over the pass week. county officials say all of the cases are contracted outside of the us. meantime cdc is warning pregnant women to avoid travel to two areas of miami dade county, after identifying five new cases of the zika virus.

the mayor of miami beach says he's confident and the city efforts to combat zika in the neighborhood. officials say they do not special it to hurt tourism. now trying to get rid of standing water and foliage that might attract the synoekete, while the county begins fumigation program to kill the bugs. they're going to panic going on hereby any means, see people going by. you got skateboards err. i mean, a lot happeningment people live miami beach. we cannot down play this. we must focus on this. we must irradicate this. and i know if we work together, and we get our governor to work with us, we can get this done. >> the golf for said lack of communication about the spread of zika from the state, the governor meantime saying he had tried to reach the mayor, but was unsuccessful, cases of the zika virus were also found in miami's wynnewood arts neighborhood. >> autopsy are scheduled tomorrow, for three men who died when their boat overturned in the allegheny river in western pennsylvania. the boat apparently ran up on river bank in clarion county

and flipped over, the three men got at the scene. the survivor trapped un the boat and taken to the hospital. the accident is under investigation. >> new figures on campaign spending show hillary clinton hill continues to out spends donald trump, numbers from july show trump campaign spent 18 and a half billion dollars, clinton argue significance spent about $38 million. as wendy gillette reports, trump now trying to reach out to demographic that so far has not embraced him. >> candidate donald trump head rounds table discussion with hispanic leaders saturday. >> letter self as advisors to the campaign, forming new national hispanic advisory council for trump. it is an attempt to reach out to demo graphic that trump has not won over. fox news poll shows clinton leads trump among hispanics, by 48 points. >> trump held his immigration here at trump tower before headed south for more events.

he's moving forward, after making changes in his campaign staff, and offering regrets for some of his previous comments. trump spoke to packed crowd of several thousand entheusiastic supporters, in fredericks berg, virginia. >> trump administration will end the government's corruption once and for all. >> a small group of protesters outside, including one dressed in a donald duck costume, demonstrated against his decision to not release his tax return. >> he's not count recall to the people he is seeking to represent. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton arrived in nantucket, massachusetts saturday, for a series of fundraisers. she'll continue raising money for the next couple of days, holding events, with cher on sunday and "magic" johnson on monday. wendy gillette, cbs news, new york. >> family and friends remember teenage here was shot and killed after leaving a community basketball game. dozens came out to take part in the barnes memorial basketball game last night.

fifteen year old you might remember was killed on baltimore avenue in southwest philadelphia july 11. two other teenagers were also hurt. organizers say saturday's tournament was all about bringing the community together to stop the violence. >> delaware county gives big salute to lawrence fors. and emergency crews, yesterday, primo's swim club hosed first responders appreciate day. "eyewitness news" there this clifton heights where the community thanked police officers, firefighters, medics, and others, for all that they do. proceeds from the event will be used to purchase bullet proof vests for police officers, and also, to help folcroft police officer chris door man pay for his medical bills he was shot in the line of duty back in june. >> well, there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next, we will check in with "face the nation" john next, we will check in with "face the nation" john dickerson for a look ahead at since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood

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>> "face the nation" is coming your way at 10:30 here on cbs-3, joining us with a preview, mode moderator john dickerson, good morning. >> reporter: hi, rahel, good morning, we've got very busy show, we're going to start with the trump campaign, going through some challenges, donald trump has his third campaign ahead since named the republican nominee. or punitive nominee, anyway. we will talk to alabama republican senator jeff sessions, supporter every donald trump, about the campaign, also talk to the chairman of the republican national committee. can the trump campaign get back on track? real voters weighing in on that, as well, cbs news contributor franklins did focus group in pennsylvania, state that donald trump has been targeting, talking to trump votersment people who supported him, but are now wave nerving their support for donald trump. why are they waivering? what could bring them back into the fold on the clinton side, we'll talk with robby, the campaign manager of the

clinton campaign, new developments this week, that pose challenges for hillary clinton, both in the relationship between the clinton foundation, and clinton's secretary of state office. plot the e-mail server, and who hillary clinton claims is the originate or, anyway, then have a conversation with michael, and mark fisher, the authors of new book part of washington post project, deep investigation into the life of donald trump. where he comes from, what's his life story been, and what does it tell us about him as a candidate and the potential president, and then, rahel, as always, we ends with political reporters, around the table here, talking through the week's news, and trying to figure out what is important, and long lasting and what's just kind of the week's nonsense, what we can ignore. >> john, thank you, always look forward to the focus groups, very interesting stuff. thanks, can't wait to watch. still to come this morning, rain on the way, so is lower humidity. justin is back to tell us when temperatures could even hit the 50's, at night.

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>> country drug crisis, more than gun violence, hoping to offset the determine epidemic, now turning to anti-addiction drug, that's apparently very effective. health reporter stephanie stahl explains. >> nicole, enjoy, decorating cup case with her sons now, but the 39 year old mother of three, spent seven months, lost in addiction, to heroin. >> anybody can be addictive dollars. i never drank. i never did a drug in my life.

you know, it go, ahold of you. >> she says heroin is prevalent in affluent areas where she lives. she got start wad boyfriends. >> i was depressed, i was in a hole that i wanted somebody to take me out of. and heroin did that. >> after quitting and relapse g when she lost custody of her children, she stopped cold turkey, and was able to stay clean with anti-addiction drug called vi very much. itrol. >> it blocks the craving so you don't crave the opiat. you don't think about it. >> it is an extended release form of untiltroxon. >> it attaches to neuro receptions in the brain. and blocks them. so that opiat can't get to the re except ceptor, to activate the system, they can't get sense of euphoria. >> richard addiction specialist who has been paid consultant for the drug maker, he says patients like nicole have to be committed to recovery and counselling. >> in the case of opiat addictions, i do recommend

that at least the minimum of one year of therapy. >> it is amazing, in my family supported me, like generally, through all of this. >> nicole is drug-free now. and relieved. >> do you feel like it saved your life? >> yes, 100% it saved my life. >> experts say, the issue with this is it cost a thousand dollars a month. nicole says, she was lucky, her family and insurance paid for it. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". today is national senior citizens day. one woman is proving age is nothing but a number. terry, a certified personal trainer, in central indianna. so, what's the big deal? she is 80 years old. she started working as a personal trainer at the benjamin ymca about two years ago, her motivation the health benefits from her client, when they work out. >> i love it. they tell me i don't need a walker any more, i don't need a cane. i can walk in here on my own.

>> love that. she lives by example, staying active herself. she averages at least 75k races every year. justin, joining us now with the weather watchers, justin, if you were feeling inspired, maybe want to hit the track little earlier today. >> a lot of humidity out there, too, take it easy, drink water, stay hydrated if you are headed outside today. do bring in some showers and storms later this afternoon into the evening hours, that bridges big time relief on the way, something we haven't seen really for several weeks across the delaware valley. and several days, too, not just one day, and we're back at the heat. so something i think you will enjoy if you are tired of the weather pattern we're currently in. i know some of you out there do like the heat and humidity. we got that today. currently temperatures mid 70s, lou, in eagleville, he has 75 degrees, partly sunny skies, this hour. into new jersey, jerry johnson, full sunshine at this hour, also at 74 degrees. little bit farther to the south, we'll head to buena vista township, margo simons, 74 degrees, partly sunny

skies, says, sun breaking through, dew .71, that's when it feels pretty owe press i have. humidity, warm, humid, like it should. one person that likes the humidity, she loves the beach, i'm with you there, so, enjoy this werth pattern. and it is a good beach day. look at this sunshine out there, ocean city live look, people headed into the water, ocean water is warm at 78 degrees, right now, offer the coast of atlantic city. maybe some surfers, stand up paddle boarders out there at this hour. ocean pretty calm. most threat for rip current stay, wind kicks up out of the south this afternoon. storm scan3, keeps us dry, for the next several hours, look like the shore, is going to remain on the dry side as well. probably until the evening hours. that's when we see the best chance for showers and storms across eastern new jersey, and still receive the showers across western pennsylvania, so they're going it take their time to get in here. we do have a lot of sunshine right now, eventually that will de-stabilize the atmosphere, should see some storms firing up, some of those could be severe into the afternoon. and the potential for some

heavy downpours, as well, that's because of the high humidity levels. talking about the dew point, they're in the low, mid 70s right now, dover, delaware. that's tropical air mass, in place, all the way up through the poconos. so no matter where you are, really no escape from the humidity, that changes, though, tomorrow. down right pleasant with low humidity levels on monday, even better on tuesday, that's going to be our least humid days it, will feel awesome for late august, and even to wednesday and thursday, pleasant conditions, continue, so there is good stretch for you from break from the heat and humidity. eighty-four the high for the jersey shore, delaware beaches again storms probably hold off until the evening hours, ocean upper 70s, uv index very high this time of year even with full sunshine today. so break it down for you this morning, some sunshine, going to be humid. this after opinion we start to see thunderstorms developing, some of those could be strong, maybe even severe. and the threat continues, into the evening hours, then we start to see some clearing skies later tonight, once the colds front gets through here. but, today, the front stays to the west.

so just warm, humid, here come the showers and storms, into the evening, the front clears as tomorrow. so wake up to see sunshine, nice refreshing breeze out of the north. then high pressure just builds across the mid atlantic particular. that protect us from any major storm systems, so dry stretch the weather returns to the forecast but stays comfortable every day. also, the jet stream is on the move. it is moving back to the south a little bit. so we get this hit from some cooler air from northern canada. so that's why our temperatures return, average, or even slightly below average, and you can open up the windows shall specially, even starting tonight. it will start feeling bert. look at tuesday morning. temperatures low 50's, possibly, by the time you wake up northwest suburbs, maybe interior south jersey pretty good this time of year. eighty-eight for the high today. afternoon showers and storm being tonight. still muggy high temperature 84 degrees sunshine, 82 on tuesday stays pleasant low humidity wednesday, thursday, temperatures right near average, humidity starts to

run for friday, with chance for few showers and storms highs back to the upper 80s, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. time now 8:51. let's go back and check with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, good news, an accident has cleared on 202 northbound, between chesterbrook boulevard and valley forge road. as you can see to the right of your screen, however, we still have bit of an accident investigation going on, and official vehicle there, you can see, off to the shoulder, not really affecting traffic. other than that, 202 is good to go now, northbound, between chesterbrook boulevard and valley forge road, everything is open. moving the traffic cam to a problem spot, this is the boulevard northbound, between the schuylkill and fox street. bridge inspection going on there, right lane closed. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thanks for the update. sometimes the very best spots to visit are right in our very own backyard. and this week's dream drive, meisha johnson, homes on boat for this must see destination.

>> get this, a boat over to a market. i'm excited to do that. >> i have a feeling there is a lot of people that maybe have never been here. >> this is the willing wilmington riverfront, along the christina river. we have restaurants, shopping, miniature golf, museums. >> not just the beautiful scenery. >> no, not at all. it is beautiful. but there are a lot of things to do for people of all ages, younger children, adults. >> the words on the street is that there is this river taxi, and i hear we get a ride? >> yes, would love to see the actual ride. >> can we go? >> i say do this, let's go it. >> started late 90s, he'll tell you all about the river's past. >> if you go back in history you'll find all along here

were shipbuilders. >> river taxi not only girls you great view of the redeveloped riverfront gives you nice break from the traffic, as well. >> hello, ladies, how are you all? >> could not be better for a boat ride like this. >> so we saw the beautiful river, now back to the market. >> okay. >> right on the river in old industrial warehouse you can sit and eat inside or take it to go. >> what makes you special? >> different verdict ers, like mexican, to tai food. >> they said they have the best mango here out of anywhere, so i'm sold >> everything is good here. >> river walk mini golf

transformed spare trip of land, with fountains, landscaping and 18 holes. open, rain or shine, my armor showed me around. >> everyone lovers golf. you don't have to be a pro, and i'm sure is kind of family paradise. >> yes, very. >> there is something happening over there that looks very good. what's that? >> ice cream, water ice, yes. >> and what i personally recognize right away what i love so much, right on the river. >> it is. i love the river, the development that's going on, peaceful, calming, beautiful. >> and free parking? >> and if he parking. >> you told sold me. when you say free parking we're good. >> meisha johnson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me.

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>> little change in store. >> aa lot of people excited to get drop in the humidity, you know, still will be warm, you know, it is august, so not bad

for this time of year, we take it, run the risk for showers, storms, this afternoon, and early tonight. some of those could be severe. it will be warm, humid today, 88, humidity really drops tomorrow. feel the difference, low 80s tuesday, tuesday morning will be coolest morning. low 60s for the the city. open up the windows, save a couple of bucks on the ac bill. >> a forecast a lot of people will appreciate. >> finally no one mad at me. >> appreciate that. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may inch signing off on tv. always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day. [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can save you money by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems.

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